SCHOLARSHIPS,
GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS...
Women's
Transportation Seminar Scholarship
The Sacramento Chapter of the Women's Transportation Seminar
(WTS) is offering scholarship opportunities for women pursuing a Bachelor or Master's
Degree and who are interested in working in a transportation related field. See
the flyer here.
Application Deadline is September 17, 2003
Katie
Eastham, the Sacramento Chapter WTS Scholarship Chair, earned her MPPA 2002.
2004-2005
ROBERT BOSCH FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Robert Bosch Foundation
Fellowship Program is accepting applications from individuals interested in
participating in the 2004-2005 Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program.
This nine-month work/study fellowship program enables 20 outstanding young
American professionals and "future leaders" to acquire a high-level,
in-depth understanding of the political, economic, and cultural environment
of Germany and the European Union. From September 2004 through May 2005, the Fellows
will complete two executive-level internships -- three months with a federal
or regional government institution, and a five-month placement in private
industry or mass media. In addition, Fellows participate in a variety of seminars
focusing on contemporary German and European issues with top-level elected
officials, as well as leading representatives from industry, media, and academia,
in Berlin, Munich, Paris, Brussels, Poland, and the Czech Republic.
Applicants should be between the ages of 23 and 34 and should possess a graduate
degree and/or two years of professional experience in one of the following
fields: Public Affairs/Public Policy, Political Science, Business Administration,
Economics, Journalism/Mass Communications, or Law. German language competency
is required at the start of the program; if needed, intensive German training
will be provided prior to the September 2004. Applications are available
online at http://www.cdsintl.org/.
The
application deadline is October 15, 2003.
David
Boren Graduate Fellowships
Students with an interest in national security
might consider applying for the David
Boren Graduate Fellowships. The Fellowships provide support for understanding
languages and culture critical to national security policy.
CSUS
Academic Affairs Student Grants
(916) 278-5925 Sacramento Hall, room 226
Associated
Students Inc.
(916) 278-6784 University Union, 3rd Floor
Graduate
Diversity Office
(916) 278-6302 River Front Center, room 203
- Graduate
Diversity Grants
CSUS
Foundation, Grants and Contracts Administration Office
(916) 278-7565 Hornet Bookstore, Third Floor, room 312
- Project/Activity
Grants
Project/Activity Grants are available to members of recognized student
organizations, faculty, and staff with innovative projects or activities demonstrated
to have need at CSUS.
Deadline: Friday, September 19, 2003
The
Center for California Studies
The center offers a number of fellowship
opportunities. Click
here for more information.
CSUS
Financial Aid Office
The Financial Aid Office at CSUS has some great information
for those seeking scholarships. Just click
here for more information.
CSUS Financial Aid Office - 6000 J Street
- Sacramento, CA 95819-6044
Lassen Hall 1006 - Telephone (916)278-6554 -
Fax (916)278-6082
Office
of Global Education
Go to the Office of Global Education website for information
about Fulbright
and Other Scholarships for Study or Research Abroad.
We welcome your contributions to the Communicator!
Contact the Department Chair, Ted
Lascher, or the Department
Secretary (916) 278-6557, in the PPA Department Office.
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